What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

[moehawk]

Hey people!
Dobbs Game Bird Guild Edge from the late 40's on a sunny Sunday. Because everybody knows...

Have a ducky day!

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[Wyldkarma]

Hey people!
Dobbs Game Bird Guild Edge from the late 40's on a sunny Sunday. Because everybody knows...

Have a ducky day!

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Stunning hat. Wowsers....

 

[Wyldkarma]

Took the new Barbisio for a spin this morning. After some nudging of the sweat, it fits nicely. The felt on this one is incredible! Very, very soft to the point of being on the floppy side. It takes an organic grab pinch to the center dent well. The brim has a nice droop, not a snap, a droop. The name of this hat is not on the sweat or in the meager tag. All it has is the color "Brera".

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Great looking fedora Red, channeling your inner Sam Spade....nicely done.

 

[AbbaDatDeHat]

Hey people!
Dobbs Game Bird Guild Edge from the late 40's on a sunny Sunday. Because everybody knows...

Have a ducky day!

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Moe, i really love this hat, i do!
I can’t think of a nicer one!
It’s quite the quacker jack hat!
Hiding now.
B

 

[Winston Carter]

Buckaroo Hatters

A hat some say it should be destroyed

An Akubra for some yard work

I am a fan of funky bands. Pic 2 and 3 are really cool !!

 

[Dlaniger]

Stetson St Regis Homburg to church today. Never thought I'd own a hommie, but now I have 3...

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Looks good on you. What is the color and vintage. Looks tawny like on my screen.


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[Tukwila]

Looks good on you. What is the color and vintage. Looks tawny like on my screen.


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Looks a lot like pecan to me, late 50s to early 60s.

 

[Eyeofsauron]

At work wearing my red Bailey. Good thing I'm at work, as the Cowboys are getting crushed. I would have spent an afternoon annoying my wife yelling at the TV. She doesn't think the can hear me, but I know different.

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[Richard Morgan]

Vtg Champ light blue/gray. Few yard chores on this cloudy cool Texas day.

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Looks to be mint-vintage WK. great looking hat

 

[Richard Morgan]

View attachment 136869 View attachment 136870 View attachment 136871 View attachment 136872 View attachment 136873 Greetings All:
Today it’s the brother from another mother to the one i posted a couple days ago.
From the black curly brim, dents and kicks stable. You just gotta love a hat that comes from a Dry Goods Store.
Stetson No.1, 31/2”curled, 4” uncurled, 6 cord.
I don’t think this one ever saw the light of day because it is faultless!
Be well. Bowen

Dang Bowen, If that's a 7 1/4 I may have to visit WVA

 

[Richard Morgan]

Hey people!
Dobbs Game Bird Guild Edge from the late 40's on a sunny Sunday. Because everybody knows...

Have a ducky day!

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Nice one Moe. I like the heather felts on those.

 

[deadlyhandsome]

Hey people!
Dobbs Game Bird Guild Edge from the late 40's on a sunny Sunday. Because everybody knows...

Have a ducky day!

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I love this hat. Good to see it again.


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[Zombie_61]

Trimmigrants. Had to look it up.

That was a new one on me too. I thought it was a reference to traveling barbers.

...I am surprised to hear that back surgery is still unpredictable. From what I heard from my friends, I thought technology had overcome that.

Sadly, no, at least not here in the U.S.. As I understand it, medical science still doesn't have a complete understanding of the human nervous system; if it did, they could cure paralysis and any number of other neurological conditions. Before my back surgery in 2004 I was advised it would probably help, might not change anything, or that there was a slim possibility it might make things worse. The pain I now experience daily is considerably less than it was before the surgery, but having to deal with it day after day for the last 13 years has still taken it's toll in various ways. I'm grateful that my discomfort has been minimized, but I wouldn't say my surgery was as successful as my doctors' claim.

Yes, the trimmigrants are a valuable temporary workforce of mostly young suburban kids that all seem to shop at the same army surplus store. The industry depends on them, as there is not yet a machine that can do as good a job as a bunch of stoned twenty-somethings with scissors.
I suspect a good portion of them are Trustafarians, not needing the work as much as wanting to be part of the culture.

"Trustafarians". Here we go again.

 

[drmaxtejeda]

That was a new one on me too. I thought it was a reference to traveling barbers.

Sadly, no, at least not here in the U.S.. As I understand it, medical science still doesn't have a complete understanding of the human nervous system; if it did, they could cure paralysis and any number of other neurological conditions. Before my back surgery in 2004 I was advised it would probably help, might not change anything, or that there was a slim possibility it might make things worse. The pain I now experience daily is considerably less than it was before the surgery, but having to deal with it day after day for the last 13 years has still taken it's toll in various ways. I'm grateful that my discomfort has been minimized, but I wouldn't say my surgery was as successful as my doctors' claim.

"Trustafarians". Here we go again.

I thought it was a reference to traveling barbers.
Hahahaha. LOL! [emoji2]

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[Winston Carter]

At work wearing my red Bailey. Good thing I'm at work, as the Cowboys are getting crushed. I would have spent an afternoon annoying my wife yelling at the TV. She doesn't think the can hear me, but I know different.

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Like the color. Been thinking about getting a Bailey just cause. Cause I don't have one.

 

[Wyldkarma]

View attachment 136869 View attachment 136870 View attachment 136871 View attachment 136872 View attachment 136873 Greetings All:
Today it’s the brother from another mother to the one i posted a couple days ago.
From the black curly brim, dents and kicks stable. You just gotta love a hat that comes from a Dry Goods Store.
Stetson No.1, 31/2”curled, 4” uncurled, 6 cord.
I don’t think this one ever saw the light of day because it is faultless!
Be well. Bowen

Does it get any better than this? Amazing Bowen.

 

[Tukwila]

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Here you go. This is a great hat I just don’t wear enough. The ribbon is same felt as the hat with a real simple keeper.

Wonderful felt, Richard!

 

[Tukwila]

Jack posted his in the Heather and Yon thread the other day and I thought to myself "ooh, that's a nice hat.....wait, I have one of those too!"

BSHW charcoal grey heathered felt, scorch finish, Berkeley Marina.

Absolute, stone cold killer lid.

 

[Bill Hughes]

Hey people!
Dobbs Game Bird Guild Edge from the late 40's on a sunny Sunday. Because everybody knows...

Have a ducky day!

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Outstanding look on this hat. Seems like the vast majority of these are stingy brims. Really nice hat!

 

[moehawk]

Stunning hat. Wowsers....

Thanks Wyldkarma!

Moe, i really love this hat, i do!
I can’t think of a nicer one!
It’s quite the quacker jack hat!
Hiding now.
B

Thanks Bowen! No need to hide, that pun could find you anywhere!
Matt (mmbarnes) has one in Teal that I like just as much as this one. Really stands out!

Nice one Moe. I like the heather felts on those.

Thanks Richard! It's one of the nicest felts I have.

I love this hat. Good to see it again.


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Thanks Brent!